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Chowrasta Market Kochabi Pork Intestine Porridge

91% Sifumeter
3 critics · 9 social
4.4 Google Stars 85 reviews
Directions
Jalan Chowrasta, 10200 George Town (in front of Kedai Kopi Baru)
$ per person

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Critics reviews

  • P
    Penang Foodie penangfoodie.com · 21 Mar 2022

    Known humbly by locals as Chowrasta Pork Intestine Porridge, this stall dates back to our parent’s generation. If you ask them, they’ll tell you this is indeed one of the best stalls in Penang for delicious Pork Intestine Porridge.

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    What2seeonline what2seeonline.com · 19 Mar 2009

    The Chowrasta Market is lined with plenty of food stalls throughout the morning business hours. If you are a huge fan of chu chap jook which is considered a bizarre food to some people but a delicacy to others, do check out the stall…

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    Food food.malaysiamostwanted.com

    There is one particular stall that sells tasty pork innards porridge. Business is brisk and the place is amazingly packed with porridge lovers.

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Google reviews

4.4 · 85 on Google

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  • 陳
    陳宜東 · Oct 2025

    This pork intestine porridge stall is quite popular in the area, attracting a large crowd early in the morning. I ordered it with fried intestines.

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  • Y
    YAP FLY · Sep 2025

    This fried pork intestine congee stall was established in 1974. I've been following it for over a decade, and it's been a "congee" I've fondly remembered ever since my first bite. Back then, the congee here was a perfect 100 for me.

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  • I
    Irene Chan · Oct 2025

    A must-visit morning market in Georgetown. The traditional fried pork intestine porridge is a must! Sitting in the coffee shop across the street, they'll send your porridge over. You'll want to ask for more next time you visit Penang.

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    舞蹈大师 · May 2024

    For RM10, the portion size is a bit small. A proper restaurant's oyster noodles, with several fresh oysters and shrimp, also only costs RM12. However, it's worth a try. The added toppings taste somewhat like pork cracklings.

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  • S
    S C T · Oct 2025

    balanced porridge is not thick and gluey, some rice grains still present lots of ingredients ... offal, chewy and crisp bits tasty .........................................................

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  • R
    Rbw dinata · Aug 2023

    Hidden among other food stalls in front of Kedai Kopi Baru in bustling Chowrasta market, you can only identify them (Chee Cheong Jook) with most crowd around the stall.

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    G Koh · Oct 2025

    Worth a try if it’s your first visit. No queue on weekday mornings before 8:30am. If you’re taking a Grab, set the destination to Kedai Kopi Baru — the stall is located right in front of the coffeeshop.

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    nicole chua · Jul 2024

    I went there to try it because of the good rating in Google map, but it was terrible! The small portion cost RM10 and was not hygienic at all. The lady used her bare hand to take the fried intestine from a tin, then used the same hand to…

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  • M
    Mike Cllo · Dec 2023

    Simply overrated. Not worth the price, the taste, the portion. RM10 for a so called 'big' bowl is kinda pricey. Can go for a try if you happened to be around and don't know what to eat.

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  • K
    Kangsadal Supatwanich · Nov 2025

    Someone showed me a seat. Two bowls of rice porridge with roast pork and fried intestines cost RM27, which was quite expensive. The taste was average.

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  • V
    Vincent Tan · Jul 2024

    Famous mixed pork intestine stall, they will serve the dish to you if you dine in. Do note that they can't serve you at the coffee shop behind the stall, you need to walk down to the food centre beside the coffee shop instead.

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  • H
    Hengky Kristanto · Oct 2024

    Try the non-halal porridge, guys. It's sold in the market and comes from a cart. The taste is okay. But the crunchy bits can get a bit tough when mixed with the porridge. The portion is quite generous.

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